PPT-Spirometry in Primary Care

Dr Max Matonhodze FRCP London M A Med Ed Keele Objectives Need for performing spirometry Types of spirometers Spirometric indices Obstructive spirometry and severity scale Practical tips. Patient or Data. ?. David Robiony-Rogers . CRFS. Service Leader Respiratory Medicine. Capital & Coast District Health Board. The colours of disease. The colours of respiratory disease. For the movie conscious.... programme. for Darlington 2015-2017. : . a . catalyst for change.. . Dr. Basil Penney. Sr. Claire Adams. Darlington CCG Respiratory Leads. Landscape . of health care is changing rapidly . coherence. . Msc. Pim P. Valentijn; . Bruijnzeels. , . Marc A; Opheij, . Wilfrid. . Jan van . Es. Institute, Dutch Expert Centre Integrated Primary . Care. EFPC congres 2012 . Gothenburg. Content: . programme. for Darlington 2015-2017. : . a . catalyst for change.. . Dr. Basil Penney. Sr. Claire Adams. Darlington CCG Respiratory Leads. Landscape . of health care is changing rapidly . By: James Simpson. Outline. Why. What – now featuring definitions. When. Interpretation. CA$H MONEY. Why do we need to know about this??. Could be on LMCC. Could be on CFPC exam. 99 topics – know how to diagnose asthma from spirometry. Bruce . Leff. , MD. Professor of Medicine. Co-Director, Elder House Call Program. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Campaign for Better Care Webinar. June 30, 2010. Let’s Start with Leo. The Role of the Respiratory Clinical Physiologist. Spirometry in Primary Care. Advantages. Closer to the . patient. Ideal position to detect early stages – . Screening those with risk . factors. Development COPD slow – symptoms noted when lung function is 50-60% . Lab 6 Activities. Identify parts of the respiratory system. Respiratory tree, thoracic organs, and larynx models. Fresh lung (if available). Examine histology of the:. Trachea. Lung. Examine the operation of the lung model . A/Prof David Brennan. Dr . L. en Crocombe. Prof Kaye Roberts-Thomson. A/Prof Tony Barnett. Prof Linda Slack-Smith. A/Prof Erica Bell. The research reported in this presentation is a project the Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute, which is supported under the Australian Government’s Primary Health Care Research, Evaluation and Development Strategy. The information and opinions contained in it do not necessarily reflect the views or policy of the Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute or the Department of Health and Ageing. . 1 Update The fractional exhaled nitric oxide (FeNO) test measures the level of NO in the exhaled breath and provides an indication of eosinophilic inflam - mation in the lungs. For the diagnosis of a participants . at a . mobile . s. pirometry clinic . - What . is changing. ?. SoRa. . Bae. . 1. , C . Migone. . 2. , M . O'Connor . 2. , . D . Peelo . 3. , . S . McCormack . 4. . 1 University . of California, Berkeley. Laura Graham . – Cardiorespiratory Consultant Physiotherapist, ACERS Team Lead . Jane Osei-Wusu . – Respiratory Nurse Specialist, Joint Clinical Lead . Jacqui Jarhouvey . – Respiratory Nurse Specialist – Joint Clinical Lead . Static lung volumes and capacities. Tidal Volume . TV. . The volume of air inhaled & exhaled at each breath during normal quiet breathing. Inspiratory. Reserve Volume . IRV . The volume of air that can be forcefully inspired following a normal quiet inspiration. Improving Primary Care: Building Blocks for Success and Opportunities for State Collaboration. Presented by the NESCSO Primary Care Workgroup. . October 18-19,2018.